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Tesla’s Australian chair made $306 million as profits fell

  • Robyn Denholm, Tesla's board chair since 2018, sold more than $530 million worth of Tesla stock through a prearranged plan starting in July 2024 amid a profit slump.
  • Denholm began her trading plan soon after Elon Musk endorsed Donald Trump, which sparked a consumer backlash and contributed to Tesla's falling profits and stock price.
  • She sold more than 1.4 million shares, mostly acquired through stock options awarded over several years prior to 2020, while retaining a smaller holding that includes approximately 85,000 shares and around 200,000 unexercised options.
  • Tesla's quarterly profit fell 71% in early 2025 and its stock price dropped about 34% from its peak despite recent partial recovery, with Musk's political activities cited as a factor.
  • Denholm's extensive share sales raised questions about her confidence and the board's independence amid investor criticism of oversight failures, though sales were legal and prearranged.
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Quartz broke the news in United States on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
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